h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

For anyone who read my post poem shall know
and a few others as well
but incase you have forgoten

Today November 30th is St Andrews day

so to you all


Anthea
(proud to be scottish)

Khamsin (not really scottish)

were all part of the same team, UK lead others follow

HPB (with significantly diluted Scottish blood)

Rev Jack with lots of Scotish blood

wooohooo

Rev Jack: "piper what we need is the pipes and a good tune, "blur Bonnet" i think!"

Piper: "Aye, Blue Bonnet itis!"

The sound of the pipes fills the thred!

Cat, with not any Scottish blood that she knows of, but she is technically also English, so good enough. Somewhere back there there was probably some Scottish...

Hehe, in RE the other day we were looking at Christmas around the world and we were on somewhere and it said St Stephens' Day and the teacher's gone "Does anyone know what we call St Stephen's Day?" and someone's gone "St Patricks Day?" Jo and I were laughing our heads off and we've gone to her "Yes, we just renamed the saint. You don't need this name!"

(We call St Stephen's Day Boxing Day. December 26 if you have no idea what i'm on...)

Cat - slightly high

Rev Jack, can you please spell this for me correctly, you will see which.
A toast to all Scots "Slangi var".
A close friend who is Scotch, we say it at Hogmanay and I ask him for forgiveness because I never get it right

Reefgirl has no Scottish blood but used to work for the Scots Guards so will celebrate St Andrews Day with her Scottish Friends

's all round (Nearest thing I could get to whisky

Cat's not likely to celebrate St Andrew's Day away from this thread.

dusk with plenty of scotish blood but curenty almost as far as you can get from the place without leving britten.
to celabrate

thats not celabrating been far away

for all who wants it,
so many people hear and elsewhere forget St Andrews so i desided to remind everyone.
in america they hold tartan day
odd people that they are

Doc, until next yearEnglish aint got a clue st George etc, me a Yorkshireman, raises a glass on August 1st - Yorkshire day